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Red-shirts protest Dr Narong in Sisaket
A group of about 100 red-shirt people gathered in front of the Sisaket provincial hospital this morning to protest the permanent secretary of the Public Health Dr Narang Sahamethapat.
Carrying placards and banners with the words “ Sisaket people do not welcome you”, the red-shirts strongly attacked the permanent secretary saying he sided with the People’s Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) leader Suthep Thaugsuban and as a doctor did not stay neutral.
They said Dr Narong is the person who ordered hospital staff nationwide to dress in black to mourn “democracy in the country.”
One redshirt said he did not understand why the permanent secretary has to mourn democracy when in fact democracy still lives in the country.
Dr Narong is on inspection trip to visit hospitals in the northeastern provinces and follow up implementation of significant policies He also ordered hospitals to hang banner which reads “we do not want corrupted government”.
Siriraj hospital yesterday placed several banners on its building and at gates, The banner reads “we do not want corrupted government”.
Source: http://englishnews.t...-narong-sisaket
-- Thai PBS 2014-03-11
A group of about 100 red-shirt people gathered in front of the Sisaket provincial hospital this morning to protest the permanent secretary of the Public Health Dr Narang Sahamethapat.
Carrying placards and banners with the words “ Sisaket people do not welcome you”, the red-shirts strongly attacked the permanent secretary saying he sided with the People’s Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) leader Suthep Thaugsuban and as a doctor did not stay neutral.
They said Dr Narong is the person who ordered hospital staff nationwide to dress in black to mourn “democracy in the country.”
One redshirt said he did not understand why the permanent secretary has to mourn democracy when in fact democracy still lives in the country.
Dr Narong is on inspection trip to visit hospitals in the northeastern provinces and follow up implementation of significant policies He also ordered hospitals to hang banner which reads “we do not want corrupted government”.
Siriraj hospital yesterday placed several banners on its building and at gates, The banner reads “we do not want corrupted government”.
Source: http://englishnews.t...-narong-sisaket
-- Thai PBS 2014-03-11